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Are there folks that you were at school with that you have never met again since you left ?
I often wonder about some fellow pupils
I often wonder about some fellow pupils
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.After leaving school, I kept in touch with a couple of mates for a few years. I've not seen either of them for over 40 years though. Apart from those two people though, I've never seen anyone I knew at school from the day I left.
However I do still keep in touch with a few ex-pupils from my own teaching days. For example, later today I'll be writing a letter (to be enclosed inside a Christmas card) to one of my former A-level students, who's now in her mid-50s.
However I do still keep in touch with a few ex-pupils from my own teaching days. For example, later today I'll be writing a letter (to be enclosed inside a Christmas card) to one of my former A-level students, who's now in her mid-50s.
I don't intentionally keep in touch with any of my classmates (don't do FB), but as i have said before, Burnley is only a small town and i regularly bump into the odd one now and again when out and about.
Incidentally, i did bump into one such guy a couple of months back in the barbers. Hadn't seen him for yonks and yonks and we had a decent chat, catching up with one another's lives. He had always been a bit of a rebel at school and i was slightly taken aback by learning he did a lot of voluntary work for those in his community, mainly the old. Just 3 weeks after seeing him, i read he had died from a heart attack and some of the glowing tributes to him brought a tear to my eye.
Incidentally, i did bump into one such guy a couple of months back in the barbers. Hadn't seen him for yonks and yonks and we had a decent chat, catching up with one another's lives. He had always been a bit of a rebel at school and i was slightly taken aback by learning he did a lot of voluntary work for those in his community, mainly the old. Just 3 weeks after seeing him, i read he had died from a heart attack and some of the glowing tributes to him brought a tear to my eye.